Installing Fedora on top of a Windows installation

[PCessna]

Now, I'm sure this impossible, But does Fedora's disk partitioning app allow resizing a disk using FULLY a NTFS partition.

I have 160GB free, (of a 250GB disk) and wanted to dedicate 60GB to fedora core 10 GNOME 64-bit, and have the CD ready anyways, If it was possible, Can I just tell it to just hda0 or whatever is calls partitions into hda0 + hda1, and have grub on the master boot partition?

MY OS: WINDOWS XP

[Elfy]

I would use the vista tool to shrink it's disk.

It's likley that you can create a partition in the resulting empty space, last time I installed fedora there was a linux partition I could use.

If it's a livecd you'll be able to get online from it and check further.

[PCessna]

I would use the vista tool to shrink it's disk.

It's likley that you can create a partition in the resulting empty space, last time I installed fedora there was a linux partition I could use.

If it's a livecd you'll be able to get online from it and check further.

Where did I say I had Vista? Got rid of the garbage months ago.

[Elfy]

Tell you what - reword the first post so that is actully makes some sense then we can all have another go.

Might be best not to talk about vista in it I'd say.

[dmizer]

The partition manager in Knoppix can handle NTFS.

Regarding Fedora, you might get better information if you ask on their forums instead of here: http://fedoraforum.org/

[mikjp]

Use GParted.